Posts on ‘March 9th, 2011’
Grizzlies Split Doubleheader Sweeps in Weekend Series With WNMU
Eric R. Flores The Paw Print The Western New Mexico University Mustangs used big innings to sweep the Adams State College Grizzlies in a Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference doubleheader, 5-2 and 15-11 in a nine-inning back-and-forth affair, on Sunday here at the new all-turf ASC Softball field.
16-Point Comeback Not Enough as Grizzlies Fall to Metro State in OT
Reggie Thompson The Paw Print Adams State’s women’s basketball team suffered a difficult 48-37 loss to #1 seed Metropolitan State College of Denver on March 4 in the semifinals of the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference tournament. The Grizzlies rose up from a 24-8 halftime deficit to force overtime, but the team unfortunately could not complete […]
Grizzlies Fall in RMAC Shootout Semifinals, Rematch with Mines Looming
Reggie Thompson The Paw Print For the first time since 2007 and just the second time in the school’s history, the Adams State men’s basketball team will be making a trip to the NCAA Division II Tournament. The journey for this #6 seed team begins in Mankato, Minn., home to the Central Region’s #1 seed, […]
ASC’s Dirty Little Column With the Delicious Dr. Love’s
Dr. Chocolate Thunder and Professor Vanilla Lightning are not real doctors or mental health professionals. Their advice should not be taken seriously. Dear DLC, I want to go on a road trip with a guy I’m seeing for spring break, we haven’t been hanging out very long but I really like him. Do you think […]
Get Active At The Rex
Kimberly Vialpando The Paw Print It’s spring in the Valley, and with summer just around the corner it’s a great time to get in shape, so why not take up one of the many classes Adams State Rex Center has to offer? The Rex has been busy lately, everything from really fun classes going on […]
When it’s Cold in Alamosa What Do You Do Go Ice Climbing
Kat Wilson The Paw Print This past Saturday, March 5, the Adams State Adventure Program (ASAP) took a group of seven students ice climbing in the North Clear Creek area. The day started off at 7 a.m. with a quick meeting to discuss the gear that would be used during this expedition. After that it […]
Depression, Anxiety Treatable in College Students
Anthony Guerrero The Paw Print College students are among some of the most highly stressed individuals in our society. They are constantly under pressure to meet deadlines and live up to family expectations, as well as balancing friendships and romantic relationships. They also, unfortunately, must sometimes endure unethical professors, administrators, and counselors. With all these […]
Modern Day McCarthyism Returns
Lance Hostetter The Paw Print In the 1950s, Senator Joseph McCarthy and FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover brought the country the Second Red Scare. This was time that followed shortly after WWII and the beginning of the Cold War Era. Communism, they thought, was our enemy. McCarthy spent years compiling lists of names that he […]
March Madness: Defective, but Better than BCS
Dr. David Mazel Adams State College March Madness is almost here, so it’s time to think about the Big Tournament as a difference machine — a machine built to create differences. A difference machine doesn’t discover differences that already exist, no more than a lawnmower discovers a nicely trimmed lawn. It produces differences. Just as […]